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A Cloud Bursts i'm Illinois.
TIRE sun sHoNE AND TBR SKY WAS FULL OF RAIN
BOWS ALL THE TINE

The sun sHoNE AND THK SKY WAS FULL OF RAIN
BOWS ALL THE TINE
BUTLER, ILL, May l3-This town was visited by
a cloud-burst yesterday morning, which came upon
the city very suddenly. IL was preceded by
shower OF hailstones and heavy rain. The water
then came down In perfect torrents. II extended
over an area or not more than a nile square, and
lasted only about forty minutes from the time IL
began 20 rain, at a. IN. The sun shone brilliantly
throughout the storm, and rainbows appeared &C
every hand, seemingly within a few feet or door
ways ana windows
great deal OF young poultry was killed. and
trees OF all kinds suffered IRON the sudden dash or
water, which exceeded any waterfall ever seen
here before. The streets were flooded with water,
and sidewalks Heated away, but no serious dana
age was Incurred.
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Mr. ParneIl Again at His Post.
AMBITIOUS TO WORK, But UNABLE TO STAND LON


Mr.. Parnel arrived IN London yesterday from
Avondale, his Irish country residence, where Inc
has been laid up with illness resulting from over
work. He left his sick on the urgent pressure
OF the members OF his party In the house or coin
mons; but, though ambitious 10 be up and doing
In the cause to which his life is devoted he Is evil
IDENTIFY untitled for protracted duty or the nervous
strain OF the arduous parliamentary duties. His
natural paieneSs has been intensified by his sick
Ness, and he has failed In flesh.
Mr.. John Morley proposes that he and Mr.. Glad
stone confer with Messrs. Parnen and Dillon, in
order 10 arrange for concerted action on amend
ments TO the crimes bill Mr.. Gladstone is OBJ
posed TO purely obstructive tactics lie wants ho
Parneiites 10 light the clauses of the bill on tho
merits OF their amendments
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE IRISH OFFICE
In consequence OF the habitual absence OF Mr..
Bafour from the house during the Irish debate Mr..
Campbell Zimmerman yesterday tried TO ascertain
whether the government intended that the duties
of the chief secretary should deyolye upon Col.
King Harmon, and why Mr.. Balfour shrked the
duty OF Responding 70 questions Mr. smith. nrSr
lord OF the treasury, excused Mr. Balfour ON the
ground or the pressure OF Irish business. Mill
isterialists expect that Mr.. Balfour wil withdraw
from the Irish Office Immediately after the passage
OF the crimes bill. Mr.. Bal1Our Is unable 10 over
take the work OF the department., and suffers run
the mental strain. Mr.. Rich, president OF the
local government board, who is OF stronger ply
sique, Is willing 10 accept The post OF Irish secre-
tary.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auc tionee

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No 1117 G
FIFE EETTEtv SUEhSIH aiAS,r NTH LOT FORTY
GOOD CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT
Under and by virtue of u certain deed Of trust -
bearing date on the 10Th day OF February. 4. p
Al. ct of the Land Records of the District
o. Columbia and oy decree OF the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. sitting court OF equity
passed IL county cause No. IL. 45 Is Trustees
der sad deed Of trust Will ON TUESDAY, the SEW
a N m i PAY OF MAY; d. 1887. at FIVE
premises sell all that certain piece parcel lot Of
situate in the city Of in said District
known and being part of original Lot 10, Square
Ss having front of 40 Ieei q street northeast,
and running back of width 10 the depth Of
sad i9 the same being more described in
thereon, consisting OF . good twos,ory Frame DWELL
ing
Terms of sale 81 500 in CASH the balance in equal
instalments at aud two years. by the
the purchaser and deed of trst upon the
soid or all cash at the purchasers option. Terms to
the trustees reserve the right TO resell at and
risk the efsulfirg purchaser deposit Of 800 re-
Quired on the day OF sale.
RICHARD bT 4 Il pa kiHRsSSHroS, Trustees.
my4-dkds Offices 49, Louisiana n ".
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FIRED. ". JONES, Trns+ao,
myl3-dts CHARLES SCHNEBEL.S A1osoee'
w ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

HANDSOME RosEwooD-C CASE PIANO, EMERSON
PIANO co, MAEEhS, NEATLY NEW, STOOL
FRAME PARLOR sUIlE. uPHOLsTERED IN
RA RAYS, SIL LIZ MUSIC RACK ELABOkArELY
FhAME PIER MIRROR. SUPERIOR LACE CUR
TAINS, WINDOW HANGING WALNUT Ex-
HANpsoME CHERRY CHAMBER SUITE, Hair
M,AITT IRE. SPRINGS I SMYRNA RUGS,
INGS, Two LARGE RUGS ELEGANT DINNER
SERVICE, FINE ASSORTMENT OF SILVER
MENTS, REFRIGERATION, FEATHER Pill
UTENSILS, 4 C..
on TUESDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, COM
mencing at TEN A NJ, shall sell at residence 1885
Riggs street northwest the above collection Of house
hold furniture, which has been in use only few
months, aud well worthy the attention of buyers
myl2-4t WALTER g. WILLIAMS u CO, Aucts
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TIE HOUSE, OF MERcY.-The report OF the board
0l managers OF the Sisters OF the Home OF Mercy
EpiSc0paD was read at the annual meeting yes
terday afternoon. At present there are twelve
persons IN the home. The total number cared for
port stated that there were over $500 on hand and
That tne de0t on the house had been reduced In
when the home was hrst Organized. the debt was
$4,000. congratulatory address was delivered
BY the Rev. W. A. Leonard, after which collec-
ton was made Of 500 In money and articles oe
food and wear TO the value OF ESQ.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

CAANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON THE
TT0 0KG4v SIDE pr OF STREE O S BETMEE WEE !;
STREETS WEST, NEAR THE UNITED STATES
OBSERVATORY.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of 4ar
the District Of Columbia passed In equity cause ~
No o,51O (McGiI vs. Witherow ct ALL. we will -
oner Tor sale At public in front OF the premi
s sss on M0NDAI. MAY SIXTEENTH. 1887, at SIX
O'CLOCK Pm, the east twenty-five feet front the
depth thereof OF lot square situate in
washington city, d. G.
Terms of sale fourth in cash the day of SALE
or within seven days thereafter the residue in three
equal payments 1t six. twelve, and eighteen months
fon the day of SALE the promissory notes Of the
to be given six interest
Chaser The title to be retained until the whole Of the
purchase money and interest is paid Upon failure OF
purchaser to comply with the OF sale right is
reserved to resell at his risk and cost Sl00 deposit
on acceptance bid. All conveyanclng ut purcaser's
cost. JAMES s. EDWAEDS.
412 9th st. NV. (r-,.&.o.
l. g. KIMBALL. AHu0~
m4-eokda 12AI atnv
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SECRETARY BAYARD AND
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
The correspondence with reference to the seizure
OF British Columbia sealers In the Behrfng Sea,
was up In the Can adian parliament last night.
The Canadian government has demanded repara-
ton from the United States for the seizures but
his latest reply, dated in January, Secretary Of
State Bayard said he could not come to any dects-
ion until certain papers reached him from Alaska
In the meantime he gave instructions for the re-
lease OF the SchoOnerS. Since then the captains OF
the vessels haze put In large claims for damages.
British Minister West, in conversation with Mr..
Bayard, represented to him the unJustinabie
the United states had obr.tned right to BeMtng
sea from the Russians. Mr.. WesI then pointed
out that when Russia had Alaska the United
to those IL was now making, which Mr.. Bayard ad-
United. Mr.. West however, In hts dispatch TO the
imperial government, says that Mt. BayaId was
very c0nciiiatory.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

DUScASsoS BROS. Auc.ionssr.-
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS, CIGARS. TOBACCO. SHELVING FIX
TUkES, &c.
Also,
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
By virtue of deed of ssiment 81 to recorded
April 18th in land records OF the District Of Co
inniDia, viii sell WEDNESDAY,, MAY EIGH-
1EeNTH, 1887, commencing vt TIN O'CLOCK A. A..
the entire contents of Store No. 90l 7th street north
west, comprising IN part
Teas. Conees. Flour MOlassea.
Soaps tToilet and Laundry, Salt.
Vinegar. Crackers, Cakes,
Large lot Of Shell Goods tevery descripdonl
Domestic and other Cigars, Tobacco.
line Ice Box. Refrigerator (cod blsstl.
shelving, Counter, sc les. &c.
Zine Wines and Liquors lzssorted).
Toether with large quantity OF other goods usually
AIso. AT one O'CLOCK p NJ. SANE DAY.
Horse, Wagon. aud Harneaa
Terms cash.
CHARLES PELHAM, Assignee,
my10@dts OF White : soma
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A suicide Repent. Before Death.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, May l3.-Chas. A. Hudson.
travelling salesman for C. NJ. McClung Co., OF
this city, committed suicide wednesday evening
by taking an overdose OF diluted morphine. He
was short In his accounts, and had been drinking
heavily Tor several days After he had taken the
fatal dose he called on his friends 10 save him,
saying he was sorry he had done so. lie LEFT q
letter addressed 10 his mother saying that he bae
postponed the rash step as long poasible.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
KN0 .s! s,,, AZ THE Low GROUNDS" ABOVE

KKSoMN * THE Low akoGSps.S ABovE
lag n AGasg M5h g LIN
RsD:ss a
ScnnTsk ara are and Walter Du
numbered 10, l2p equity shall oier Tor saie at pub
SAY oF NAY s. e ss It
Low Grounds 60 far as the same lies in the District
Of by the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Canal condsnaOn
Of Sy ths q 1s
channel aud on the east by the western line OF
IasSor which NH sites is Known ss Is Eass Mn
Sp s sas W s sdceG tive small tracts lying little
"Buly's Disappointment" containing two acres and
the other known ss containing five and
146 acres, more or less. :
Of IL css fn 1s @ 90
paid on day Of SALE and balance in and two years
as Sl
IRON the Day OF SALE and to be by deed Of trust
R aai SiDsSHIIsilf HA g g1asa''sr' COST
sAnG HSs h ESbSSs. ave. -
462 Louisiana sve- Af"s'e'~'
AZ Lonisisns ave-.
y. B.-Particular attention ia called to the above
e because Of the situation Of the property between
desirahiiity for business purposes. my0-d&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionesra
AOAMsExPREss INC. AIMED
1897 e a9MDag e %fT sxr1ExTa
sSsos corner sa, 9th and nOrhvss to pay
esns.ps an Sc sae x 4sss ss.a Bo.
'4 y s sold ssisdf 1ssSoa as ss g;
Terms cash. ALSO dkdbs
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The Pacific Railroad Investigatf0ns
RUSSELL SAGE AND GovERSMEST DIRECToR NILES Kx-

The Pacific Railroad GnvesttgatkOns
RUSSELL SAGE AND GOVERNMENT DIREcr0R NILES TX
AHMED.
Russell Sage who has been banker and broker
for over twenty years, was examined by the Pa
cific Ratlroad Commission In New York yesterday,
as to his books kept from 1873 to 1850 and said:
al made my first purchases OF stock OF the Union
Pacific In 1869 or 1870, paying therefor 90 or "a
cents Tor about 1000 shares. was requested 20
serve as director OF the road, because was q
large stockholder. had a considerable amount
of sock Ia the Missouri Pacisc, and gradually in-
creased nv interest In the Kansas PACING st.
Joseph and Western and Kansas and Nebraska.
i bought IN open market, but consulted with
sydney Dillon, Jay Gould, JAS. T. keene, Addison
Cammack and others; knew OF St Louis pool In
1873 and WAS Interested In 1t 70 Tue extent Of
e200, 600"
Union Pacific for the year 1879, swore that he at
tended all the meetings OF the board OF directors
excepting one. He said: "The conclusions OF my
examinations were that IL the policy OF the man
aTement was carried out the Government demands
avainst the road would be satisfied"
Commissioner Litter desired 70 know OF witness
II his appointment as Government director vas noe
for the purpose OF looking after the interests oe
the United States and when he answered that fe
was, he was asked II he looked carefully into the
condition OF the Kansas PACING road before con-
senrng TO the consolidation. He said that he DID,
and the conclusion arrived at was that V IVES !
wise act
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MAD DOGS CLOSE THE SCHooLs.-Two more child
rem in Rock Creek Precinct, Neh, eighteen miles
from Lincoln, were bitten Tuesday by made dog.
Since the death OF the son of Mr.. Charles Davis
few days ago from the rabies, every dog that has
acted in any way strange has been instantly
killed. gentleman visited one Oh Ihe SCHOOLS In
and the teacher The teacher had large hickory
club which she said she carried for protection
from dogs She said the scholars were all afraid
to come TO school and that nearly all OF the schools
in the precinct were closed.
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Fined sIe0 tor killing n MAN.

HANNIBAL, Mo-. May l3.-The trial or Dode Bart
lett for the killing or Chas Larkins IN this city,
on Mardi Gras day, was concluded yesterday. The
was fined 800 and costs. Bartlett re-
sides In Illinois and Is brother OF y r. Bartlett,
one OF the members OF the Stale nsh commission.
Larkins, who lived at klnderhOok, III, was struck
in the head 10y piece OF brick thrown by Bartlett
at another person. He lived about a week AFTER
ward, although the skull was fractured by thu
force of the missile.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF LOT ON O STREET RE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 18th STREETS. GEORGE-

TOWN.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of zzs1
the District OF Columbia passed eQnitr CAUSE $8
lOo63, shall SELL at public auction, front of -
the premises, on SATURDAY, the FOURTEENTH
lowing described real estate situated in Georgetown
In said District being part of lot 121 in Homead's
addition thereto Square 69) BesnnnR for the same
at POINT On the south line Of B.all crow o. street
distant 80 feet east from Montgomery (now 2Sth)
street. and run thence east 10 feet south l2O feet;
west 10 feet: north 120 feet to the beginning
Terms OF sale-cash, of which deposit OF $50 must
be made at time OF sale. Terms to be complied with
In ten days All conveyancing &C. a. purchasers cost
CHAS H. CRAGIN, Trustee.
my3-dSds 321 4 Is street northVest
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A Lion Abroad I'm Missouri.

DEXTER, No., May ia two-thirds-grown lion
passed through the country two and a half miles
south OF this place day or so ago. II was seen
by several persons and heard roaring by others.
So far as heard from IL mOiested nothing but kept
on Its course westward. IL has, since that time.
been heard or again several miles southwest az
here Where IL came from Is mystery, as ther.
mas been no menagerie through this section re-
Gently.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
AND BI SINESS PROPERTY, NORTHEASI COR
NER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SIXTH
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
~ LOT NO. 22S / STREET n. W., AND LOT
On CAPITOL HILL IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF

By Of Of the Sq
Lee s plaiqiia and Siuls% Lee and Others afs
ts9eiHffa Day w r TgESnA The
OF FIVE 445) O'CLOCK P n. offer at public sale,
estate situate IN the City Of District
Col1m mt and known and distinguished as and being
sixty two 5621 and described as follows: Beginning
and running thence southe ~ along the eastern line Of
Third t3d street. one hundred and ten alol feet;
square, thirtyone CD feet to line OF said
lot 1orthery a0ng the eastern line OF sald 10.
the northern line said square thirty CID feet to
AND Al HALF PAST FIVE $500 O'CLOCK P NJ.
on the day in front Of the premises Al Of lot
the same is laid down the ground plat and plan OF
Terms OF sale: one-third of the purchase money in
easa q ysa5 and -, IN years tS the aay OF
to Be by deed
OF trust on the property suId interest at per cent
1t tine 81 sale TERMS to be- e Complied with Within
ten days from day OF sale otheTwse the Trustee
chaser.
CHAPLIN bH9 sss IT Trustee q. v.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. my12-d&ds
I1'HoMAs DoWLING. Auctloneer.
FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENT AT PUBLIC AUG
GIT ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. JOIN
ING CARLIsLE's NEW BUILDING (WOOD-
WARD LOTHROPS STORED.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TwENTY-~
F1hST, 1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, fSE!
in front of the premises shall sell part of lot D. l
square 346 having front of 20 feet, and running
back 100 feet inch: improved by a seventeen-room
tive-story brick dwelling 26x:>S, and q three room
building in rear being Eleventh h
upon each floor private bath for parior floor ventila
tors i'll larior and bedrooms; furnace heat and all
modern improvements; ind spendent walls: all light
roonls; always rented at $1,000 per annum This
property be altered for business purposes to
value The property is located in section where it is
mess locations in the city Buyers tor investments
should not miss this opportunity.
Terms Half cash So 5000 in four years at per cent:
$1,000 in SIX months and balance in nine aud twelve
months. WITH notes bearing interes at per
annum and secu ed by deed OF trust the property
sold, al cash. al option OF purchaser $500 deposit
required at the time OF SALE All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Sale be consunma-
ted III ten days from date of purchase.
THOMAS BOWLING,
my11-d&ds Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS
pROPosALs FOR CARPETS. CARPET-LINING
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WAsFINGToS. u. C., May H. 1887.
Sealed Proposals. will ba received at tins Department
lWENTY, FIRST. 1887. for furnishing 11.o0O yards
lest Body Brussels Carpet 5000 yards Carpet Lining
tSnsioa 0tee buiishnE psiartme1t q the Interior
Biauk forms ot propoSaIs SHOWING the items and
e>iiated quantities required. toCether with circular
Proposals from Others than est blished manufac-
f OF or dealers III the articles required will not be
Proposals be addressed the Secretary of the
Interior and IN orsed the envelope Proposals for
-4rPets. Carpet-Linins, &C.
nyl3-eo4t Acting secretary.
PRoPosALs FoR sT At ,n..,o ,es-
us once 1ntil 6SE QUICK NJ %Ep 5ssfs1
ior the Var Department and its Bureaus in Washn
ton; CURING the fiscal year ending June 30. 1883.
estimated Quantities required together with circular
rsiAt!s thereto viii lie furnished on application to
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned
doTsd or the outside o. the envelope, Proposals Tor
Bios Will be considered on each item separately.
uh3o-ltSInyl3k i4-3t
PRoPo2ALs FOR asARBLK. GRANITE AND BLUE
ARCHITECTS OFFICE U. S. CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON. D. C., April .,:sd. 1887.
Proposals. will be received at this office until MAY
s and Bue Stone WORK ana 5f 1as or the
completion Of the Terrace and Grand starways
L. > Capitol.
Pans and specifications may be at this Office
EDWARD CLARK
apZS-s. M wtIuy.'0lncl Architect of Capitol
PRoPosALs FOR pREDGING AND ElBANK-
Il MENT
T. > ENGINEER OFFICE
q 36 Pennsylvania Avenue n ".
WASHINGTON. u. C., May Z, 1887.
Sesled Proposals for Dredging aud EnItanknlent on
Improvement Of Potomac llver. viii be received at
It's ONE. until TH + I've NJ, ON SATURDAY, MAY
1NESTi~EIGHIH, 1887.
For specifications, fCrIs of bids and other Informs
ton apply 1t this Office
PETER c. HAMS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iieut--COI. of Enxineers
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DHOS. BOWLING, Auctloneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
INTERSECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST, KNOWN
Az THE H1TZ PROPERTY AT AUCTTON

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY ezssx
FOURTH, 1887, at FIVE O'Clock. IN front of {SS3
the premises shall sell all Of Lots IL and 12,A-
and part of Lot Ii, in square S44.
These lots have been subdivided into six building
lots fronting follows: Five OF them have front Of
81 feet the public square at intersection Of Penn
sylyana avenue and 9th street southeast by depth Of
on 9Th street by depth Of los feet inch, and known
the HitZ property. This considered the de-
sirable vacant property Capitol Hill. and should
command the attention OF investors parties desir
ing handsome building sites.
Terms: One third cash: the residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months. with
notes bearing interest and secured by ed of trust
the properly sold All conveyancing and recording
ut purchasers cost. A deposit of 800 Will be
Quired on each lot at the time of sale.
my12-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU.
II ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASH.

Sfos j 55ESbi = f5
so}SSh 6PSST 59Es Mp
2 2ft MN H aAhtSH AVENUE AND EiSHI
sofFAhhEHF 81 sfkEkF k k9F
soqrf FEE 81 81 9f! SHEET 1 Sdrh
soTAGE fGE IN hoyf = ASR g.
soYAkkEE f3 NPF ~ 81 FEET TK2NI Of ORIG
so Ss q 9S GAT5K srkE1
Ss1SfEf; SoRNiSa WITH III ho sl0t oRfEk "a
By authority Of the last will of the late Harriet ya
MeCeney and as executor and trustee under the ~
and lest bidder therefor and terms
city Of Washington r. DistSis. ef colum6.
premises from ii to 2s ' BOTH
Of original lots and s in square 1856. said subdi-
vision recorded in the surveyors office Of the District
Hampshire avenue. and run through to 18th street.
With the exception OF lot % which fronts n so on
22 rs on street
These among the most valuable building lots in
tn city square 1856 fronting Immediately on Dupont
at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p H.. in front Of the
grel1Tlses lots Numbered z H. T. and u.s. il
and fronts ON New Hampshire avenue and on L. NJ
I'D and 23d streets. These are also very valuable
building lots
On THURSDAY, the NINETEENTH INSTANT at
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the
premises the north 30 feet front BY the depth OF ORR
gal lot II, in square $50 This lot fronts on 14th
street west between North and Canal streets. 1t il
improved by office building.
immediately thereafter. in front of the premises lot
IL IN square south of square 667, fronting 1910 on
Water street between V and streets south
fotE ock6eK H. IL rpas Il .ss
premises two lots Of ground in square S Of George
town or West Washington, lot fronting TO feet
Monroe street and running back I2O feet, and the
other fronting $3.50 on street. and running back
the west l13 feet Rock Greek, which bounds the
east Of the said lot and forms of it a triangle.
The terms of sale will be follows: One fourth of
equal payments at one two and three from the
day OF sale bearing interest at six and salts
factory secured. all cash. at purchasers option
deposit OF 90 will be required each lot at time
sale All conveyancinK and recording at purchasers
cost Resale at purchasers cost aud risk If of
sale are not complied with in days from day
r. ROSS PERRY, Executor and Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer my6-dt2Oth
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Two YOUNG LADIES DROWN THEMSELVES. A
cablegram from Munich says: Another tragedy
has Just been enacted at Lake Starn6erg. TWO
young ladies of Munich, Baroness Anna and Bar
oness Louise OF Gutenberg, rowed In boat to the
spot where King Ludwig OF Bavaria met his death,
and deliberately threw themselves into the water
and were drowned. The next morning the boat was
missed and search was made. The bodies OF the
ladies were found lying In soft clay. They were
ciasped In each others arms. Both were pretty,
rich and cultured. They had been suffering from
melancholia ever since the kings death.
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PrrrsBuRGs NINA VAN ZANDT.-Miss vannie Hill
called at the fail in Pittsburg yesterday 10 see her
lover W. T. Lavelle the condemned brakeman,
but was not permitted to see him, II being con-
trary to rule for prisoner TO receive more than
one visit week. She turned away with the re-
mark: "ThfngS have come TO pretty pass when
girl cannot get married when she wants to-"